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谁怕？微冷，归去。

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会坍塌的内核，那就是没内核。嗯，是这样的。

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🤣🤣🤣

[D @_Unknown_D_]

Does anyone else find it interesting that chat gpt launched in 2022 and there’s been no discernible boost in GDP anywhere in the world from ai productivity boosts.

[Maqamat @AlMaqamat_]

In 1483, the Timurid Emir of Samarkand, Sultan Ahmed Mirza, sent two rare lions as a gift to the Ming Emperor. Previous embassies had also brought lions as gifts, which the Chinese court found useless and expensive to keep. So, when the envoys Paluwan and Hoja Mahmad arrived at the border with the lioness Hasinah (Beauty), they were stopped and left waiting for months. During that time, they commissioned this near-life-size painting which they sent with their pleas to the imperial court.

If you zoom in, you can find their names in gold Chinese characters. There are also verses by the Emperor at the top along with the date of the event and the imperial seal.

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螺丝粉😂

[Chris M @ChrisinLiuzhou]

Western narratives on China rarely work on people who look deeper. They mostly shape those who never question what they’re told.

Over 10 years ago, I met my wife who was based in Beijing. I’d never been before, and everything I knew came from news or people around me.

Honestly, I was hesitant to go — I thought it was dangerous, I could be wrongly accused of something and end up in serious trouble. My mum wasn't too keen on the idea, she’d watched documentaries on Australian TV that didn't paint the best picture.

But I went. Landing in Beijing changed that perception almost immediately. I remember taking the train into the city thinking - wow, it's on time, clean, and about 25 yuan. Efficient, cheap and clean isn't exactly what I'd describe Melbourne trains as 😂.

Over the next two weeks I experienced a side that was addictive, it made me want more — late-night food, affordability, order, and a sense of everyday safety that felt very different from what I’d been told.

I went back later for a 2 month trip — Beijing, Shanghai, Suzhou, Hangzhou, Guangzhou, Guilin, Liuzhou (my favourite noodle dish Luosifen!). I was skateboarding at the time, people would stop to talk in their broken English, super friendly and wanted to add me on WeChat so we could be skate buddies.
That was when I started to realise I could actually live here.

I got to Australia and was ready to go back straight away. I quit my IT job and moved to Beijing long term and my love and infatuation with the city grew — It's a place where you need to live there to truly appreciate and love it — still one of my favourite places I’ve ever lived.

What I found on my China journey wasn’t what I was told. Definitely not what my mum had been told.

A place I now proudly call my second home.

[Alan Daitch @AlanDaitch]

El país que más invierte en inteligencia artificial del planeta acaba de sancionar una ley nacional para obligar a sus ciudades a abrir bibliotecas y volver a los libros de papel.

China era el candidato perfecto para enterrar el papel: pone más de cien mil millones de dólares al año en inteligencia artificial y es de los que más la incluyen en los currículos educativos. Si algún país iba a declarar que el libro ya no hace falta, que para eso está la máquina, era este.

Sin embargo, hizo exactamente lo contrario: en vez de mandar todo a la pantalla, está promoviendo el libro por ley. Desde el primero de febrero, rige una norma que obliga a cada gobierno local a poner dinero en bibliotecas, abrir espacios de lectura hasta en las zonas rurales y sostener una Semana Nacional de la Lectura. Desde ahora, es obligación del Estado.

¿Por qué un país que ya tiene la mejor tecnología se molesta en legislar la lectura? Porque separaron para qué sirve cada cosa. La inteligencia artificial te sirve para producir, competir, ir rápido: es la herramienta.

El libro te entrena en lo que ninguna máquina te da: atención sostenida y criterio propio. Es la cabeza la que después decide qué hacer con esa herramienta. Como lo resume uno de sus investigadores: solo a través de la lectura se llega a un pensamiento profundo e independiente.

El premier Li Qiang lo decretó dentro del mismo plan quinquenal donde está su apuesta de inteligencia artificial. Las dos cosas son estratégicas y van de la mano.

Mientras tanto, Estados Unidos hace el camino inverso: batió su récord de libros sacados de las escuelas (casi veintitrés mil desde 2021) y sus chicos sacaron las peores notas de lectura en más de veinte años, con cuatro de cada diez de cuarto grado que no llegan ni al nivel básico.

La inteligencia artificial la va a tener todo el mundo. La cabeza para saber qué hacer con ella, no. Usala para pensar CON vos y no POR vos.

[heee @heee30061677]

@Linahuaa A White man kills his wife and Asian women blame the wife 😂
Truly the most pathetic people ever

[Yo @MrBigMoochi]

@Linahuaa damn yall worship whites so much you are willing to victim blame a women from your own community to why she got murdered

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🤣🤣🤣

[Crabber @NorthSeaFisher]

@Linahuaa If you’re disagreeing with the poster here you’ve never dated an Asian woman and it shows 😂

They are the meanest most superficial cunts that do not ever shut the fuck up about how horrible you are

[Cimmerinian @Alex85445293583]

@Linahuaa Bro you have NO idea as to the circumstances to this murder. You projecting your hapa insecurities while the bodily is still warm is weird as fuck.

[Buso Gomes (🇪🇸) @AragoneseLion]

@Linahuaa You are a souless psychopath. Who the fuck justifies the murdering of wife and blames it in such disgusting ways to the victim.

You don't even know her character and you are assuming while the body of a victim is still hot

[LinaHua @Linahuaa]

Another White American husband murdering his Asian wife.

It's no coincidence.

It's the combination of readily available American handguns + legendary Asian wife nagging.

"When are you getting promoted? Kevin's wife just got a new BMW"

"My cousin's husband earns more money than you and still has time for the gym"

"You bought video games from Steam AGAIN??? Have you even played the ones you already bought?"

"You spend all this money on your AIs but I have you actually built anything useful so far?"

"Jerry Thompson's company just had an IPO. I should have married him instead to be honest."

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火车便当很简单，这个体位之下要是能持久就超级牛逼，核心力量要很强很强

[沈芊芊 @Meishikafei00]

我真的觉得那种能把女生抱起来操的男生好牛逼，要能承受女生体重＋他自己动作的反作用力，还要持续发力向上顶

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必须是每个都想跟她生🐒啊🤤

[静静爱吃糖 @lwj51036d]

你们约炮是日抛还是固定一直做啊？如果固炮的话不怕炮友转正吗？很难不会生出感情的吧？

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我反复确认，码农的工作量肯定是被大规模替代了。码农本人有水平的话可以单干了，因为有接近免费的机器码农。

[JJ. Z @tengfff]

裁员潮正在失控，下半年形势只会更难。很多清北毕业、在互联网大厂工作8年的普通家庭孩子，一遇到裁员、备孕、买房等事就立刻陷入困境，根本原因在于他们一生都在被迫缴纳“反脆弱税”——因为脆弱（没钱扛风险），不得不比富人多付高昂代价，选择最卷、最没可能性的路，被锁死在中低层。
要打破这个循环，第一步就是先解决反脆弱：延迟买大房子、结婚、生娃等大额负债，把现金流用于构建安全垫（比如多套小房产投住分离、去强二线城市更快达成目标等），避免一生都在为脆弱买单。
等站稳脚跟后，再通过市场试错抓住信息差（别人不知道的机会），而不是只在职场卷——因为职场上限（沪深300高管中位数也就两三百万）和下限（随时裁员归零）都很难跨越阶层。
普通人想翻身，核心是：先反脆弱，再找信息差。别让“配得感”和即时满足，把自己未来的可能性全卖了。

[大森英三 (Omori Eizo) - Patrick @Meta_Logos_35]

Never marry a woman who hates and betrays the men of her nation.

Many Chinese and Asian men often not only end of dating, but marrying Russian/Slavic women, but Russian/Slavic women only flatter Asian men because they also betray and have contempt for Slavic men.

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🤣🤣🤣

[流浪国男 @zmt021]

推友有空可以多看看洋人的推文，蝈女现在的拳法洋女早就打烂了。。。比如女人年轻的时候找年纪大的包养说是因为现实，年纪大的看周围同龄成功男人找年轻女人就骂ltp

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🤔我也没有看得颅内高潮啊

[最キチ @runrun_sazae]

セックスはもうエロくない！
本当にエロいのは、深夜3時に2人きりでコンビニに行く、誰もいない横断歩道の白線だけを踏んで歩く、イオンのフードコートで銀だこを食べる、バイキングで野菜を全く取ってこない相手を叱る、深夜テンションで大量購入してしまったドンキのキチガイみたいな弁当を二人で食

[zoomer girls 3.0 @zoomergirls__]

Alla Bruletova, my favourite Russian 🇷🇺

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这傻逼喜欢作秀

[颜克权 @yantanzhang]

论作秀我只服张桂梅，高考9点开考，她竟然让孩子5点起床，5点半集合，高一高二学生还要唱歌鼓舞学姐，6点50出发，导航显示到考场10分钟就到了。

有一点挺好的，至少她不折腾男学生。

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👀👀🤔送外卖没动力了

[咕叽咕叽 @kedaya28]

我真的震惊了啊！约男网黄过夜居然还要付他钱？居然还要6000？不是钱都这么好挣的吗？？图啥啊？？和他做一次能他吗成神仙啊啊啊啊啊啊啊

[sis @isshosis]

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